
Chris Kander
USA Today bestselling Houston novelist — author of "The Weight of a Piano," "A Gracious Neighbor," and "Black Light Home" — and a survivor who shares her 1989 Madrid kidnapping story on The Survivor Files with Elizabeth Smart.
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Sep 21, 2026
Listener Q&A: Kara Robinson Chamberlain, Chris Cander and Kimberly Corban
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10:02

Chris CanderGUEST
why don't you give your two cents first? I agree that the statistics for being taken to a secondary location, as happened in my case, is not great.

Chris CanderGUEST
And so I would encourage that mom to tell her teens to check in with their parents bodies, if they are in a situation that feels uncomfortable, if you've got prickles on the back of your neck or you just have this feeling of something not being right, don't try to excuse it away.

Chris CanderGUEST
Don't try to talk yourself out of this reaction and say, well, it's nicely dressed or I've got friends here, whatever the excuse might be to justify that.
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